Both of the Arapaho- Butler track and field teams took their talents to Oklahoma City over the weekend to compete at the Class A State Meet, which was held at Western Heights High School.

Corn Bible Academy’s Bentli Whitson shows off her medal after finishing ninth at the Class 2A State Tournament at Muskogee Country Club. CDN | Courtesy photo

In the process of receiving a medal for her performance in the Class 2A State Golf Tournament, Corn Bible Academy’s Bentli Whitson also became the first CBA golfer to be named to the All-State team after she finished tied for seventh in with a score of 168, 83-85 for the two-day event.

The Clinton Lady Reds golf team comes together following its performance in the recent Class 4A State Tournament at Dornick Hills Country Club. Pictured, from left, are Coach Brent Caldwell, Emma Ray, Paige Pugh, Jocelyn King, Bella Bridgeman, Tatum Fansh

In the final tournament of the season, also the biggest, the Clinton Lady Reds golf team finished seventh with a team score of 785 in the Class 4A State Tournament at Dornick Hills last week.

The Arapaho-Butler girls’ golf team finished third in the Class 2A Golf Tournament last week at the Muskogee Golf Club. Pictured, from left, are Brinkley Southall, Keely Baker, Tinley Moore, Coach Jay Edelen, Elisa Vels and Malley Baker. CDN | Courtesy

In the first year of hosting a full team, the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians showed what they were made of last week at the Muskogee Golf Club, as the squad finished third in the tournament with a total score of 805.

Clinton’s Gabby Hoffman vaults herself over the railing during the pole vault competition in the Class 4A State Track and Field Championship Meet this weekend in Catoosa. CDN | Courtesy photo

On the biggest stage of the season, the Clinton High School track and field team saw mixed results this weekend at the Class 4A State Championship Meet in Catoosa Looking back on the meet, Coach Cory Strahorn said he liked what he saw from his athletes.

Rylan Moore throws the ball to one of his teammates after getting the out at first during A-B’s game against Wright City Thursday at Shawnee High School. CDN | Sam Goodwyn

The Arapaho-Butler Indians baseball team (23-4) saw its season come to an end Thursday at Shawnee High School with a 6-4 loss to Wright City in the first round of the Class A State Tournament.

The Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians celebrate winning the 2026 Class 3A Slow-Pitch State Championship Wednesday at FireLake Ball Fields. Pictured from left, in front, are Adrian Randle, Kylin Oakes, Izzie Dewees, Reagan Schoeppach, Maddi Lockhart and Piperril

After being a strong team during the regular season, the Arapaho-Butler Lady Indians slowpitch softball team (38-4) showed why it was the top team in Class 3A as it fought its way to the program’s first slowpitch state championship Wednesday at FireLake Ball Fields in Shawnee.

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